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... -THHKE PENCE THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA, WAR AT PORTO NOVO 2,000 NATIVES KILLED AND WOUNDED —CAPTURE OF SLAVES. the arrival of the royal mail steamship Ethiope, Capt. French at Liverpool, we have advices from the West Coast of Africa, _ , The news is very important ...
... Assays and the Union liner Soorkha, have been chartered by the Government for the conveyance of troops to South Africa. The Transvaal War Fund at the London Mansion House amounted on Monday evening to £427,000. ...
... their predoos rights or ir fulfllment of treaty obligations. No meana wonld be left unteted to pnearre peace ra Sooth Africa, and war orsr existing diflereMes wonld be an offence to mrilisation. Ur. Schreiner proceeded to say that could sire no, assurance* ...
... old burghers. British predominance South Africa needs no war to it is patent and an>«aiUbls pmdoainaaca. rMtioßO»onf (•onuhica) position and oar ovarwhelmiDg IftMT* be war it will a war, and prarttaally ft civil war. the memoriae of which ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. 4BMOUBXD TRAIN FIGHT.—BRAVI BEHAVIOUR OF UR. WINSTON CHURCHILL. 81EQE 07 LADYSMITH: A STUBBORN TUOELA BRIDGE BLOWN OP. FOR Tint TBOOFSL XHB HORRORS 07 WAR: THRILLING} DETAILS OP THE FIGHTING. ARMOURED TRAIN FIGHT. The '(oDowiag tebnam ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ...
... AFRICA. Tl\e steamor arriveil nt Plyraoutli ypst'Tfluy, At the 'Wparlure of the imt'io »n omlirenk 'aid on tbe const, but nolliinv oocurr-il, o*ins; to tbe timely arrival of ships ot war. French had sent 12,000 troops u|i Sencpal to quell t’oe disturbance ...
... make it appear tnat the war had again broke out on the frontier. had, therefore, made inquiries, and had received a telegram from the Civil Commissioners of Qnecnstown and King William’s Town. The former said there had been no war for two mouths and the ...
... SOUTH AFRICA, Cape Town, July 9. There was i the 17tli June. The enemy was drawn from his entrenchments. The British forces were compelled retire with loss six killed and nine wounded. There were many killed wounded • enemy. Thirty volunteers routed body ...
... SOUTH AFRICA Capetown, Oct. 7, via Plymouth. Sir Garnet Wolselcy, already non need by telegram from Madeira, has published in the TraHrSVnal proclamation declaring that her Majesty’s Government have fully determined to maintain the annexation of the province ...
... is now coroplel' ly i leared the enemy. A very serious l prevails in South Africa. Earlier advices say : —Sandhill has sent messages to the other chiefs, saying hud declared war, and asking what they intend ...
... torpedoes removed from Inert. The meeting was the result of dispute about Russian man-of-war to barge alongside the quay matter relating tho sorrice, and it war agreed the moet densely-populated portion ol the town. the wt«pon to be used should be the ...